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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Henly.

Henly.
would like TO ask the ''anties" few
questions on the great issue Of the day, 10.
temperance. Who can measure the ruin
and guilt Il has accumulated Who can es-
innate the sorrows and wretchedness II has
inflicted. and who can calculate the dread
fuluess of the infIuspce II has exerted upon
the destinies or man for time and eternityi
n no one answers satisfactorily, I will give
what think the true answer.
HraH ONION.
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CoronaI Notes.


Dave Combs was sick this Monday.
Tuesday evening committee from the
Eulaleans met, q committee Of Bellies Let
tres to arrange a programme for our June
exercise. It promises TO be very entertain
ing.
Miss Mary Hunt has gone on o visit TO
Jewett.
We enjoyed visit from Cur old school
mate Wheat Thompson last week.
We moved several pisnoes up stairs
Thursday and now the way they do practical
George Grooms has been absent several
days
Our calisthenics class Il still marching on
not" Through Georgia" but around the new
stage. And those of us who have not yet
learned to walk gracefully with heads erect,
console ourselves with the motto, Try, Try
again"
agent for IvIson, Brakeman a Co, visited
rs Tuesday.
The class In Evidences Of Christianity are
now opposing their wills against the viii Of
some Of the most illnstrious philosophers Of
the day.
We prophecy from the way Prof Spill
mans Latin Primer Gas are progressing
that they viii in many mouths have pAssed
be psrusing the pages Of Gear and virgil
Young genfIsnsn, The recitAtion room =
no place for you 70 make your tcilets Mon
dAy after school. the cries q the haeknsn
come this way ladies' and genasms1" al
mo<t transformed cur quiet hin into city,
thoroaghfHre. How many miles 70 ne
moo1f
on. Who viii get The June HO1orf Az
us hsr.ss ou- wins With tins important
o1ass;ou and review our ON sboEt comings,
s.ch dsy Cur ds6Genass ssen 70 fnGesse
tsufold- uhils ebo-s of cur felos schoo'-
ru.tes dsrrs.ss m p-oPo-1ion. soa HOPE for
. sssso1 BIDS ON bssrts fsrs~sA
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Nav nelarfun.

J. s. KiIlian begs leave 70 announces that
be has Hddsd . department Of Millinery
goods 10 his store This vii Be In charge
Of Misses Loispisch add B@ksr, tbe socomP-
Hshsd arfists IN thai line, vbo have m.ds
Themselves fsvor.bly known In ths bushes.
II this piacs- They Dov give tbsir psrso1A'
skin and attention 20 The buins&s for Mr..
KH6sn- We sbOuh say this q good A.
r.nesnsuf for he pubiie - vel - he par
ties more immsdiEtely ooooernsd Ladiss.
plaass cal q Mr.. KiIlin1's for your uiLli1-
sry. Thers yo1 viIl End The istsst rsd bes'
IN dat Ess- Nsv goods constHnfiT slrir-
ins
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$500 Per Dozen.

Best finished Cabinet Photos for 80 days
or until further notice. Have also made
arrangements for handling large pictures IN
permanent bromide work They are fine.
Apr:l283w. J. E. H. CHAPMAN.
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McAllister is still to be found at the old
stand, with good stock of choice grocer
les. Goods delivered in the city.
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Fine selection of groceries, candies, tobac-
90 and cigars, at r. F. Welch's, near rail-
road depot, San Marcos.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-05-12

Only twenty five cents will pay for the
FREE Press during the Prohibition, cam.
paign.
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Corn! COrni
Go to Charley steele's for that article.
For Sale.

A few of Nine. Demorest's First premium
Charts for Dress Cutting. Inquire at FREE
Pass Office.
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A nice stock of everything in the grocery
line, sold as cheap as anyone for spot cash.
We will not be undersold.
III. HARDY & Co.
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New supply California Bartlett pears,
apricots. peaches and other fruits, 70 cents
ner can. j. A. MORT.
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Millinery.

Mrs. Richardson has some beautiful
STYLES in hats, ribbons, etc. First-class
goods in every respect, to arrive in few
DAYS
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For Sale.

NV residence in San Marcos, consisting Of
two large lots with improvements. The
whole will be sold together, or the lots sep
arately, 10 suit purchasers. Call on or ad-
dress L @. wooTTox,
iune 17tf San Marcos.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-05-12

The rains came too late to save good
many of the ncwly-planted trees In tne
court house grounds.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-05-12

J. s. Killan is still receiving additions to
his stock There are no vacant spaces
ON his shelving.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-05-12

Never let it be said that in place like
this, where wealth and plenty yet abound
there should be any allowed to want bread.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-05-12

am agent for the best self-closlng gate
in the market, and invite parties interested
to examine the same. VIM. GIEsEN'
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Aliens long Staple Cotton Seed at reduc-
ee prices. d. HARDY q 70.
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Coppic is still in the field with q fine as
sortment of groceries, tropical and canned
fruits, etc. His famous sweet cider still on
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Another and still better rain came on
Monday. 1t fell steadily and gently for
about half day.
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We hear of a good many cases OF lux IN
this vicinity.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-05-12

2Olb nice o. Kettle sugar 81 90: 16lb
Carolina rice $1. j. A. MORT.
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The Cresset's last publication OF the con-
stitutional amendments appears wrong side
foremost" like its course on the temper
ance question.
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The worst we trust is over.

Now there will again be work and pay for
the needy.
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Evaporated apples and full assortment OF
dried fruits at bottom prices for cash.
" J, A. Mort,
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The citizens Of San Marcos and surround
ing country are invited to call and make the
acquaintance Of the St Leonard Hotel,
when they have business in San Antonio.
No where IN Texas can nicer accommoda-
ton. better fare, or more home comfort be
found. for 81. 20 and $500 per day. We
have tired il and advise Others 70 do the
cnrna
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Ny stock of ladies furnishing and dress
goods is such as to invite their continued
patronage Call ard see. Killian takes no
backward step.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-05-12

Hopes are again high Of good crops yet
this season.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-05-12

A GOOD lot of corn just received at
H. HARDY 4 Co.'s
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A common but very pleasant residence,
convenient yet retired, cool and slightly
will be rented on reasonable terms to
prompt paying tenant. Apply at FREE
PRESS Office.
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To arrive-1OO bushels sorghum seed.
JOHNSON IL JOHNSON.
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PERPETRATORS AND ICE CHESTS
@. ". Doosls1s a Co. en- upply you vith
The ''Al.sk.- Cal % tbs1 for Pr1os1
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-05-12

Our line of shoes and slippers will be
found very full and complete.
n j. 8. KILLIAN.
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Insure your property
with w. c. Digger, he
represents eight ofthe best
Fire Companies In the u.
S. and will give you better
rates than ANYBODY else.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-05-12

Rest molases for the money in San Mar
D''' j. A. MORT.
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Epps breakfast cocoa at city prices.
j. A. MORT.
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Plenty of corn now at Charley steele'f
feed store.
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Fresh graham flour rs per sack. fresh rye
ao,r 75 ner sack. j. A. MoTT.
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Religious Notice.

Mn. EDIroR-will you please say in your
paper, that Maj. Blanton Of Nashville Tenn,
win commence a series Of religious services
in the Methodist Church on the 18th. All
are cordially envited TO attend, and co
operate with us in working for the salvation
OF souls. w. II. II. BIeos.
May, 3 2w
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FLowER POTS 4
o. v. DSsEz~os q o..
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We have been favored by the Department
of Agriculture, Washington, with the Re-
mort of the condition of winter grains, OF
farm animals, and on freight rates of trans
portation companies.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-05-12

We learn there is to be an Anti-Prohibi-
ton meeting in this place next Saturday
week. As the brethren" appear to be
modest, and disposed to hide their light
under a bushel,. we contribute this notice
for their benefit.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-05-12

Refrigerator for sale cheap at the shop OF
G.. Vogelsang.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-05-12

Geo. w. Knight, Jeweler, east side the
Plaza. San Marcos.
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Mr.. Choat having removed to another
part of the State Mr.. Norman L. Hopkins
is running the City Transfer ION his own
hook" See advertisement.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-05-12

AT G. W. DONALDSON & cos.
25cts will buy handled hoe.
4Octs " " 1O-inch cultivator sweep.
Scots I" ~
%. 90 q double shovel
We have nice lot of cultivators, double
shovels, sweeps, Scovil and other hoes, DC.
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Lemonade and soda water at
CANDY FACTORY.
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Free Press.
San 11AROOs. rExAe.
THURSDAY MAY 10. 1885,.
HOME NEWS
ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
TRAINS PASS SAN MARCOS As FOLLOWS;
NAN. MAIL.
Going South 1855 A. NJ. and s;i0 Z. "A.
Go;n9 North. 9:55 A. NJ. and G:4O r. M
Ice cream at Candy Factory.
-
Johnson's grass seed at Leavelps.
Candy rs cts at Candy Factory.
Short clear bacon lie h J. A. MORT.
Good hams 12Ac ID. j. M MOTT
Iemonade and soda water at
CANDY Factory.
Rest molases for the money in San Mar
Do'' " ]. A. MORT.
A GOOD lot of corn just received at
II. HARDY & Cos.
To arriye-1OO bushels sorghum seed.
JOHNSON IL JOHNSON.
Epps breakfast cocoa at city prices:
j. A. MORT.
Plenty of corn now at Charley Steele's
feed store.
Refrigerator for sale cheap at the shop OF
G. Vogelsang.
Geo. W. Knight, Jeweler, east side the
Plaza. San Marcos.
Fresh graham flour IS per sack, fresh rye
-four IS per sack. .. A. MOTT
Our line of shoes and slippers will be
J. found very full and complete.
Al ]. 8. KILLIAN.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-05-12

WANTS THE EARTH.-The remarkable
young editor Of 'rhe other paper cannot
repfess the expression Of his mental agony
because the publication Of the tax list was
awarded to the FaEE Pass instead Of him
self. And this, too, although he has long
enjoyed nearly the entire Official patronage
of the county and corporation Sheriff
Barber awarded him the tax list last year.
and the printing committee Of the city eou7-
ell took him under its wing, not giving any
body chance TO bid against him, and al
lowing him two prices for half work Then
he recently was awarded by the commits
siouers the remarkable '.fat take" Of the
county printing. on his very sstuie bid Of
so per cent. discount on St. Louis prices
Besides last year be printed his naneon the
tickets for city clerk aud there being nc
ouoo<tiou. vas elected 10 that lucrative 20
sition: aud only last month received, e. We
are Informed. some or votes for puolic
school trustee Ada 10 all this his distin
euished services - engineer Of the celebrat
ed Chnutnuqua Guards, and the san hAroo'
'fboon.- and bis cup Of enolunsnh an
honOrs ne sbo1ld think ouEht 70 BE fun
even 10 oysrn0ving. And yst be y no
hHppy. verify be must Be h2rd 70 plssss
Z 80
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-05-12

John E. Pritchett informs US that he has
for distribution copies of sundry. prohibit
ton documents, including DR.. CarrolPs great
address on Personal Liberty, Col. Herndon'a
speech, etc. Gall and be supplied, at the
law Office of Brown & ,Pritchett.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-05-12

The W. G. T. q, Ladies' win meet at the
NJ E. Church, on Tuesday May II 1887.
and will re-elect officers. All that are inter-
ested in the cause of temperance, are invit-
ed to attend.
Mrs. II. Danforth, Rec. Secretary.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-05-12

The City Council have passed an ordi-
nance forbidding our people to use their
hydrants within certain hours under severe
penalties. It will be subject of general
wonder what the Council has 10 do with the
private contracts between citizens and the
Water Co. The Council may properly ad-
wise in the matter, but there obviously its
power ends.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-05-12

Short clear bacon TIC III u A.
Good hams 12Ac ID. ). M. MOTT
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-05-12

"Put this and that together" should be
the word as respects the water of our river
and our city. Put them together by sys'
tenn of water works which shall effectualiy
satisfy the wants of the city, and gize 1T
fire protection, out of the unfailing abund-
ance of the river-spring. Surely this can
be done, and ''big money" be realized by
the process.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-05-12

Boils, pimples, hives. ringworm, letter,
and all other manifestations Of impure blood
are cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-03
Pulque Becoming u Triple.

An entcrprising American has put the Sc
ductive pulque where it can tickle the north
ern palate and produce the effects so well
advertised by the American ministers resi-
dent and ENJOYS extraordinary to the
Greaser republic. Who will now give US a
sample of the "rarofied air" that should ac-
company it 20 throw III the proper tonic re-
suit. a friend of mine who owns some of
the largest maguey plantations in Mexico
gave me the straight tip several years ago on
the pulque business and until he takes it back
the julep of "old VirginnyH is good enough
for me- If he is 20 be believed-and he sells
thousands of gallons of the stuf-it cannot
be kept long enough TO be exported, and must
be consumed in few days after it is made
But the head that it puts on top Of the most
robust constitution when it gets in Its fine
work cannot be equaled this side OF the here
after. Paralysis does not begin to describe
the condition of the patient. If the New
York article is anything like the native pro-
duction. it viii soon become the favorite tip
pie of the numerous tanks you aud ! know,
but won't mention just row.-New York
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-03
TalIeyrauJ's Brain in a Sewer.

The doctors have eInbalmed the corpse In
order to do this they, after the manner Of the
ancient Egyptians, removed the bowels and
brains. This done, after having transformed
Prince Talleyrand into mummy and having
nailed it up in q coffin, lined with white satin,
they went away. leaving on the table tie
brain-that brain which had thought 80
much, inspired 50 many men, constructed 50
many ambitious edifces, managed two reyo-
lutions, deceived twenty kings and bed the
world iii check. The doctors gone, servant
entered and saw what they had left, Not
knowing that it was wanted, and regarding
it as loathsome object, he gathered 1t to
gether and threw il into the sewer IN front OF
the house,-From HuSos ~Choses Vues'
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-03

seather -hisksy ginger blackberry hrss1y
OF anything else begins % equal chans.>r-
iain's Coiic, Cbolsra and Diarrhho1a E<usssy
for bowel complaint IL "a ths oniy n8~iic4ne
that always cures bloody nur. cboisrs unx-
fsilA IL coets n eszat< arsd r. worth Edaslarx
when nssisi Mr.. A. Finley, ~ Bainbrstxs.
Putnam county. Ind writes that Chank.v-
Iain's Cole, Cnossra and DIARIES Eeznsty
cured him u . -vsrs stsAck ~ dissrh1>a, shs
arvs dos quies<si arsi sA~st The pain and ~
sscoFsd do~e cured hirs conp4eseay: ks a2ao
says that he cured tAd os~r q bsoody azr
With ths sAns bossis Sid by I'd AkaztoA-
dTs1
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-03

Tia Niaour1 Psesse. Port 51u<s R1zzss.s
eonzns~zsc4ng S~zseszsh<r III and co1t<nuanx
;her,Aster ~ rsxulAs intervals zns1l Or<oAar
31eA, win .sIl ssekssz % b. Loass and r-eusn
~ Coz and ozsethirt fAr~. god gotag a.
roas> and return azo<h~y This b Ia oasy
direct itr< % ~. Iozi., t~tEx ss<sy-~x1a
rzls>s tk.e kAors<~s. ord Tia orsy tsne rrrznin~
ssrD1gh r-riininx chair car frs- wisA1.s
change also p&Aas faiinAzs "a nnnrrzznx
sz6 sre-zsnx t<Alrs
fssroxs u thz lbs szioy al th< ouavn-
s<rsn~ AID cnrsfo<ss tsAs nne1ewn raiivDy
inr<ov~<nses p<uvszs. and ere smur~a oarv
suI sssestson add cozsrssoes tr~asnnl
iEa
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-03

All notices OF Employment, or Situations wantea,
VIII be charged for at the OF Ere cents PER line
per week; no notice for less than 3 cents
ALI For Sales or other business notices VIII be
charged for at the OF 10 cents per line per week
no business notice taken for less than 81 cents.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-03
MONEY
Al Lowest Rates and Ready for
Borrowers
AT ONCE
o. W. ouoIChi WICHITA. kAs.

Read. ana Order what Yes snesIa Eavs. 70
Comply with the law.
Each township trustee should have xus-
tees record, road record, poor record, and Q
full set Of township reports and other hianl,.
worth at least =. Also some stationary
Each township treasurer should have q
treasurer's record
Each township clerk should have . c,srk's
record and warrant book
Each justice OF the peacs should hsvs q
civil docket, criminal docket, stray record.
transcripts, compiled laws of 1885, and . fad
assortment Of blanks.
Each constable should have an aoort,nsna
Of blanks
Each road overseer should have . rod
oyerseers account book, receiKs. book for
labor, receipt book for extra work, and . ~
ceipt book for material used
The above should be furnished 70 the on
GERS Of each well regulated township, at re
expense OF the township.
For sale at the EAGLE ofYice. OrsfaEv
promptly filed by mail OF express prvpatd
4s-H w2Jn
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-03

W. o. Riddeil X Co. over Kansas Hsttnaal
bank, are headquarters for Paramount, 8ssAs
and Logan additions Parior Car linz IN -
days Finest residence property In tbs CITY.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-03

Pa~engsrs for Wexford, for CosdvsAsg
and Ashland t,s sure and take LAKES strsiehs
line and save twenty four hours time; arTfvs
at Coldwstcr q. $50 p. m ita
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-03
SELLING A PICTURE.
HOW THE COMMERCIAL ARTIST
MANAGES TO MAKE MONEY.

He Sells Paintings With Comparative
Left--Tooting Worthless Picture-An
Anxious Artist.
It is a proposition commanding assent as
soon as it is stated that the best and most
skillful artists do not sell the greatest number
of pictures or receive the largest sums of
money for their work Generally speaking,
it is the artist who is the best salesman who
gets rid of the most wares. 1t is the COM
mercial drummer who can paint who puts
the greatest amount of colored canvas on the
market OF course there are certain facts
which go to qualify this statement, but, tax
ing the whole question of selling pictures in
their entirety and ignoring details for a mo-
ment, this statement may be allowed to
stand as substantially true
The advantage which a maker of bad
paintings who possesses what is called busi-
ness push and energy has over an artist who
lacks these qualifications, and an artist usu-
ally does lack them, is the widespread lgnor-
ance of art among the public and the utter
innocence among a great many picture buyers
of what constitutes good picture. There
are people buying pictures today, and who
have started in to make a collection, who are
in very much the situation of those abund-
antly financed young ladies who go into some
of the dry goods stores uptown and, approach
ing one of the counters, engages in the follow
ing conversations:
"Hew much is that jacket! 1t is very
pretty, isn't it,"
"Yes," replies the affable saleswoman, "it
is pretty. That Jacket is S11.25.n
"Only Sll.25. 1t can't be very nice"
And the strawberry and cream complex
Toned customer is about to turn away, an ex-
preston of contempt for such plebeian prices
fitting across her pretty face.
"Oh," says the quick saleswoman, "these
have been reduced. But we have some more
expensive ones
And after going through familiar pro-
cess, the guileless young thing pays $40 or s25
for garment very little, if any, better than
the first one which was shown her.
And it is the same way with these artists
and the people who come to them to buy pic
lures. If the artist has that kind of business
sense and morality which manufactures good
opinion for his pictures by placing an abb
surdly high price on them, he manages to sell
off goodly number of them. The purchasers
esteem them at the value which the artists
who have painted them put on them, and buy
them because they are high priced. The price
asked is about the only standard whereby
they can measure them And then the
following dialogue occurs between the scion
of the purchaser and the scion of rival
picture buyer and collector:
Master Brown. aged G-My pa has got a
magnificent picture in our gallery. 1t was
painted by Rosa Bonheur, and cost $1,000.
Miss Smith, aged 5-My pa has got a better
picture than that. 1t cost $4,000, and was
painted by my uncle George Washington
Smith.
That squelches the olive branch of the
Browns, and his opinion of Rosa Bonheur is
ruined forever. At all events the artist of
the ''Horse Fair compares with G. W. Smith
as S., 900 compares with $4,000
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-03

The Temporary Office Of the Burton Btoch
Car Co. Is located at 54s North Top-ka ave.
z y. PKHKIss,
dT7-1m- Vios Pres. and CSeuI ManAxsrs
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-03

Fer n~1.
Two ntce roorxs On s<,,nxsd fox. Zrs0, vSa
a1ape<st fog light usArzfsr<1wfng o. rxfn4kng
oH1e ri DzsxAn 4 DEAxxRR
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-03

Ladies' fine hand turnei button sboss ~
dnced from f4p 10 600 at the Wichiaa
Shoe Parior, corner Main and First. s42
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-03

On easy terms, several psscss % Desirable
propre;y In good prc~p-cxsvo bu<snsn Iooaa-
ties. For prioe and terms enquire Of C. A
Philips, asen. Adams ard Welk Yarxo Il
Co a, Erprsx sfe
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-03

NOR SALE-Lots in Allerton ad Joining the Burton
Il Car Works; the highest ground and the choicest
location. Ashbel WEIGH. room 8. Biting block.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-03

LNOR SALE-Livery barn and stock cheap for cos b.
Il or would trade for good farm IN sedsw!ck cot n
~. Apply 70 A. z. Johnston Valley Center, EasAs,
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